9 Friendsgiving Party Games (Free Printable)
Grab our free bundle of Friendsgiving Party Games that include charades, pictionary, think fast, find someone bingo, and more! Perfect for fall dinner parties for adults, and totally free!
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If you’re planning a whole night of activities, pair this with the Thanksgiving conversation cards for a slower moment before dinner, or see our 91+ Best Friendsgiving Party Ideas for 2026 (Fun & Festive)
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🌟 What Is Included in These Friendsgiving Party Games
This pack is actually three games in one PDF, so you get plenty of variety for your whole party.
Friendsgiving Charades cards with fall prompts like “cornucopia,” “pumpkin patch,” and “bobbing for apples”
Pictionary-style cards using the same deck, just drawn instead of acted out
A coin toss combo mode that mixes charades and pictionary rounds using a simple heads or tails flip
Full instructions for three different ways to play printed right on the game sheet
A Friendsgiving Scattergories sheet with the letters F, E, A, S, T and categories like “dessert,” “fall activity,” and “thankful for”
Find someone bingo that is great for larger groups
Think fast, how many candies are in the jar, and more!
🎉 How to Play These Fall Friendsgiving Party Games
Print out the charades cards and cut them apart along the lines, then shuffle the deck and stack it face down on the table.
Split your guests into two teams. Even five or six people works great, you don’t need a huge crowd for this to be fun.
Grab a timer, your phone works fine, and set it for 60 seconds per turn.
For charades mode, one player from the active team pulls a card and acts out the prompt with no talking, no props, and no pointing while their team shouts guesses.
For pictionary mode, that same player draws the clue on paper or a whiteboard instead, still no talking or writing letters.
Want more chaos? Play the coin toss combo, flip a coin before each turn, heads means draw, tails means act it out.
Award a point for each correct guess within the time limit. If a team doesn’t guess in time, the other team gets one steal attempt. Once the deck runs out, whoever has the most points wins bragging rights until next year.
👇 How to Download and Print Your Friendsgiving Game Bundle
Just pop your email into the box on this post and the PDF will land straight in your inbox, no strings attached. Once you subscribe you’ll get the download link right away, and you can save it to your phone or laptop for whenever you’re ready to print. If you’ve never downloaded a printable before, we walk through it step by step, so don’t worry about getting stuck. Print it out, cut the cards, and you’re ready to host.
🖨️ Printing Tips for These Friendsgiving Party Games
Print on heavy cardstock so the charades cards hold up to shuffling and passing around the table all night
Laminate the cards if you want to reuse this game for Friendsgiving every year, they’ll survive spills and sticky fingers
Color printing makes the cards feel more festive, but black and white works perfectly fine since it’s all text prompts, not images
No printer at home? Any local print shop can print this from the PDF, just ask for cardstock and you’re set
Print a few extra Scattergories sheets if you’re expecting a bigger group so everyone can play at once
✨ More Ways to Use Your Friendsgiving Games
Play in rounds throughout the night instead of all at once, a few minutes of charades before dinner and pictionary after dessert
Use the Scattergories sheet as an icebreaker while people are still arriving and the food is finishing up
Turn it into a tournament with prizes, maybe a mini pie or a bottle of wine for the winning team
Bring the coin toss combo mode out later in the night once everyone’s had a drink and is ready for more chaos
Save the cards after the party and reuse them at Thanksgiving dinner with extended family
Pair it with a hot cocoa or cider bar so guests have something warm to sip between rounds
Your Friendsgiving crew is going to love this one, trust me. Grab the free printable by subscribing below, print it out, and get ready for the loudest, funniest game night of your fall. Enjoy, and happy Friendsgiving!
